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by Tyler Durden Saturday, May 08, 2021 - 09:55 AM Senior Biden economic officials are being peppered by complaints of supply chain disruptions, soaring inflation, and shortages. They seemingly have no solution in the short run as the ripple effects of COVID-19 continue wreaking havoc on global supply chains. The latest shortage is one that could break your mum's heart this upcoming Mother's Day as there appears to be a short supply of flowers.  CBS News spoke with florists who warn national strikes in Colombia and trucker shortages across the US have resulted in delayed or canceled shipment...

Shortage of flowers sends floral prices up ahead of Mother's Day Shutterstock and last updated 2021-05-06 14:28:10-04 Like many goods during the pandemic, there appears to be a shortage of flowers and it has sent prices up in the U.S. as we approach Mother’s Day. A number of other factors have contributed to the apparent shortage, including trucking issues, protests in Columbia, inclement weather, and coronavirus-related problems in growing areas, like in South America, where much of the floral supply is grown. Larry Gramith, the owner the Chicago Flower Exchange, told CBS News that flow...

With flowers in short supply, Mother's Day bouquets are pricier this year By Kate Gibson Florists warn of Mother's Day flower shortage Those planning to celebrate Mother's Day with flowers will find their options costlier and more limited this year. The ripple effects of COVID-19 through the global economy and the airline industry — recently coupled with national strikes in Colombia and trucker shortages in the U.S. — have resulted in delayed and canceled shipments of cut hyacinths and other flowers from South America, Holland, Ireland and Israel, according to florists...

A shortage of flowers could have some Mother’s Day gift-givers scrambling for holiday bouquets. Uncertainty during the early days of the pandemic and lingering supply chain issues have left some varieties of flowers in short supply and raised prices on others, florists said. That could have buyers paying more for their Mother’s Day bouquets or leave them unable to find specific varieties for holiday or wedding arrangements. At Kennicott Brothers, a wholesaling business in Chicago, roses and carnations have become more expensive. Baby blue eucalyptus has been in short supply recently, and ...

Mom’s worth it, but her Mother’s Day bouquet may cost more this year. Here’s why. Sarah Freishtat, Chicago Tribune © Antonio Perez/Chicago Tribune Customer Jose Hernandez and his son Jovan look over roses to buy at Crystal Flower Shop on April 30, 2021, in Chicago's Little Village neighborhood. A shortage of flowers could have some Mother’s Day gift-givers scrambling for holiday bouquets. Uncertainty during the early days of the pandemic and lingering supply chain issues have left some varieties of flowers in short supply and raised prices on others, florists said. ...